Coronary Artery Disease: University College London

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In each column, black bars show the relative amount of expertise for each place or person. Longer is better. For example, Christos Bourantas is the top-rated expert in Coronary Artery Disease at the University College London.

Country

Includes continents

C

Region

Includes US states, etc.

R

City

Includes metro areas

C

Institution

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Expert

E

	Worldwide
	Europe
	United Kingdom

England

London, EN

	University College London
	UCL Medical School
	Royal Free and University College Medical School
	Institute of Child Health
	Great Ormond Street Hospital
	Middlesex Hospital
	Institute of Urology and Nephrology
	Eastman Dental Institute and Hospital
	Institute of Neurology

	Bourantas, Christos
	Meier, Pascal
	Mikhailidis, D
	Lahiri, A
	Torii, Ryo
	Venuraju, Shreenidhi
	Asselbergs, F W
	Nicolaides, A
	Athyros, V
	Baumbach, Andreas
	Patel, Riyaz
	Crake, Tom
	Patel, Niket
	Hemingway, Harry
	Humphries, S
	Kivimäki, Mika
	Zivelonghi, Carlo
	Batty, G David
	Steptoe, Andrew
	Hamer, Mark
	Ben-Haim, S
	Hausenloy, Derek J
	Sirker, Alex
	Talmud, P J
	Holmes, Michael V
	Hingorani, Aroon
	Rakhit, Roby
	Fröhlich, Georg
	Nair, Devaki
	Cooper, Jackie
	Shah, Anoop D
	Yellon, Derek
	Hughes, Alun D
	Chan, Kenneth
	Shah, Tina
	Zacharias, Konstantinos
	Allie, Rayjanah
	Howard, Philip
	Lambiase, Pier
	Mavroudis, Constantine
	Kotecha, Tushar
	Candilio, Luciano
	Lazzarino, Antonio I
	Tziomalos, Konstantinos
	Palmen, Jutta
	Beaney, Katherine E
	Moon, James
	Bomanji, J
	Shah, Sonia
	Denaxas, Spiros
	Wannamethee, S Goya
	Swerdlow, Daniel I
	Kumari, Meena
	Zabaneh, Delilah
	Dashwood, M R
	Charakida, Marietta
	Jeevarethinam, Anand
	Giambartolomei, Claudia
	Nicholas, Owen
	Ronaldson, Amy
	Kidd, Tara
	Poole, Lydia
	Ozkor, Mick
	Papamarkou, Theodore
	Swanton, Howard
	Bromage, Dan
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